Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-03
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THE YOUNG rEEAeufE WHO >ANiu eAII-
TuENIt To IHf UNION.

! the l"tN" itAA'HtE WHO NANiu GALE
f"ENIA 10 IHf UNION
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bpu' Nv summons ~. answered tre..r,i,
bv a courteous ,,ld ,,,,lI.fg.r vh,,.,,,.t
to be c. VI. Cou.en.. the warden of,Lr
building. and ,hc incumbent afue 5fFir,
ever since Mr.. King, installation over ,hr
,oclr,,. if no, longer. Giving him m, ram4
and stating ny reason far calling. Le cor
d!sIly invited me in. sud allowed ne 10 read
from the clerks record, Nj. Kings modest.
honest, manly letter of acceprafce Of the cal.
from tie, FIRST Unitarian Sucl.t, Of san
Francisco ta become ii, pastor. Aha III f,.-
f men, (which he. with H., family. st., sail
from New York. Ann. II. 1850. and SEVEN
teen DAYS later er.t,.rr.. The Golden Gate.
Then. leading the wa, 10 the rar.or. MIR
Coustns called nj, attention ta a tir,. cra,ru
rortra.t Of tie Geal ,l8>,er. >s,ing. ..lt.,
looks exactly As be did. He wa, short.
slender man. But Overlooking with falcu !;
fun of irrepres>ib}e ear-rne,, 10 work; cared
lttle for hi. personal appearance: his hair
looked urkempf. DIS ,au can see MS clothes
,Itn't II Inn any loo well: he cared ua,l-
ing n, all far ,..nf.f.'. onlr.uDs of h.nl. tgf
4, lo,4t r,.r, bo,iy. took .t.,ert., in e,.ry
.,uI he met rItird s,l wa. ever ready IL
.ooib. r.Ji.,r and ...p,l, moor rrieI ard
,,,barY,. TErt...lre re,.r.>,lt, Mr.. KIM
nlt,,,r, y...b rather Khan asa man #
,fi,ty-,;ur S,uf,lp, H. one nuickly uu-
6,rstsp5. tow \ Ia, th,t eben hard, H.
boring men and ropgh miners from the lark
capyon> of the mountain. came far 10 hear
Inn. being attracted BY his fame. thew *
claimed; ~Out with US. That man can,
sneak. He, a mere boy." No sooner. how
.yer lad h. shaken a sentence. or two than
the, turned to listen, and were ri,eted To
the ,no, un,jl tie last word fell Oh rhejr ,ar
n. General axnrss.;on of Tho face i nne If
great strength Tie month !, large and
The Inns firmly closed over a ,et IF teeth III
weu forward The for.bead is ro, hi,b
but !, yerv expans,ye The hair i Al.
.,raiphr az an Indian. !. romb4d dir4ct,y
away from The par,jno AID hang, over the
ears like deep fringe, nearly touching the
collar Of the coat. Nature wasted no beaur,
on auy feature uplfs, the eyes have il,
which are large. expressive. searching, deep
set. very bright. Nature robbed th. flesh.
that She might tie more layshv adorn the
mind and heart and soul o. the man. "IIe